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Sometimes Clocks Turn Back for Us to Move Forward: Reflections on Black and Indigenous Geographies

Chambers, Nadine (Universidad de Huelva, 2019)

In the 1950s two kinds of dispossession in Jamaica and British Columbia occurred through a transnational mining operation and remain in the shape of tailings ponds and a smelter- co-constituting a ‘networked isolation’. A ...
Towards a New Canadianness: Re(-)Membering Canada in Lawrence Hill’s Any Known Blood (1997) and David Chariandy’s Soucouyant (2007)

Mergeai, Mathilde (Universidad de Huelva, 2011)

Browsing by Subject "Black geographies"

In the 1950s two kinds of dispossession in Jamaica and British Columbia occurred through a transnational mining operation and remain in the shape of tailings ponds and a smelter- co-constituting a ‘networked isolation’. A ...

Browsing by Subject "Black geographies"

Sometimes Clocks Turn Back for Us to Move Forward: Reflections on Black and Indigenous Geographies ﻿

Towards a New Canadianness: Re(-)Membering Canada in Lawrence Hill’s Any Known Blood (1997) and David Chariandy’s Soucouyant (2007) ﻿

Browsing by Subject "Black geographies"

Sometimes Clocks Turn Back for Us to Move Forward: Reflections on Black and Indigenous Geographies ﻿

Towards a New Canadianness: Re(-)Membering Canada in Lawrence Hill’s Any Known Blood (1997) and David Chariandy’s Soucouyant (2007) ﻿

Sometimes Clocks Turn Back for Us to Move Forward: Reflections on Black and Indigenous Geographies

Towards a New Canadianness: Re(-)Membering Canada in Lawrence Hill’s Any Known Blood (1997) and David Chariandy’s Soucouyant (2007)

Sometimes Clocks Turn Back for Us to Move Forward: Reflections on Black and Indigenous Geographies

Towards a New Canadianness: Re(-)Membering Canada in Lawrence Hill’s Any Known Blood (1997) and David Chariandy’s Soucouyant (2007)